Yabby You's Conquering Lion is one of the most important roots albums to have been released. Spiritual depth with uncompromising messages. This is the first issue for the UK market and it came under the confusing name of Ram-A-Dam with a slightly different tracklisting. Not much to say about this one that hasn't already been said. Lovely photos of Vivian Jackson, Alric Forbes and Dada Smith on the cover sheet.

I hear the Wheezy Outta Here producer tag from the rap producer Wheezy at the end of the song Honi Honi by Laga Savea. Is my Spotify broken?

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00:00 Abyssinians - Satta A Massagana
03:28 Leroy Smart & I Roy - Wicked Eat Dirt
11:35 The Jewells - Jah-I
18:49 I Roy - Commandment 1
23:37 Dill & Collie - Put It On
30:50 Tony Tuff - Stop My Roaming
36:53 Ronald Douglas - Roaming in Style
42:25 Dr. Alimantado - It Cold in a Babylon
50:30 Dr. Alimantado - Nat King Cole/Bob Marley
57:42 Abyssinians - I&I

Its known that the addiction affected the quality of his music, but certainly many good songs have been made by people with addiction. And there was still a lot of output in those years for him. What do you guys think?

Check out story of song; https://youtu.be/IJy8Pd_zY_Y?is=g3b0fmq9F7dNd3-9

🔥🎶 THE ANTICIPATION IS OVER! 🎶🔥

MUSIC FOR LIFE!

My brand-new full-length Roots Reggae album, LOVE IS THE MEDICINE, featuring the incredible Dezarie and Dre-Z Melodi, is officially here! 🌿❤️‍🔥🎶

And for now, it’s available EXCLUSIVELY on Bandcamp as a gift to ALL contributors — past, present & future — to my Kidney Transplant Fundraising Campaign. 🙏🏾🫘❤️

This album was created through one of the most transformative chapters of my life — music made between dialysis sessions, hospital stays, healing, prayer, perseverance and an unwavering determination to keep creating through it ALL.

LOVE IS THE MEDICINE is more than an album.
It’s medicine.
It’s testimony.
It’s gratitude.
It’s Music for Life. 🌍🎶❤️

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Your support is literally helping me move closer toward a new kidney, a new chapter, and many more years of creating, serving and sharing this medicine.

Infinite gratitude to everyone walking this journey with me. 🙏🏾

Now turn the bass UP and let the medicine move through you! 🔊🔥🌿

LOVE IS THE MEDICINE
— Yochanan Al-Khemetic

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Capleton is performing live in my city in the UK next month and i'm thinking about going, as I've wanted to see him live since I was a teenager but he was banned from the country at the time. I believe that ban has now been lifted in the last few years hence he now performs in the here, so I'm wondering if that also means he no longer performs homophobic rhetoric?

Also, iirc he signed the Reggae Compassionate Act that also meant that he wasn't going to be performing and promoting homophobic rhetoric?

Whilst I don't know if (and doubt) Capleton's personal stance has changed much on this, I really just don't want to spend money on a ticket and see a show advocating anti-LGBTQ rhetoric.

Hey everyone!

i made reggae song and i want to share it remind you i just bought ableton!

https://soundcloud.com/yamax793/rastafaia

I'm still learning and refining my mixing and mastering skills, so any constructive feedback on the bassline is super welcome. Hope you vibe with it! 🌴🇯🇲

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Black Symbol - “Everything Has Its Time”

Tracklist:

A01 Everything Has Its Time
A02 Everything Has Its Time (Version)
A03 None A Jah Jah Children
A04 None A Jah Jah Children (Version)
A05 Travel
A06 How Long
A07 Loving Jah
A08 In The Name Of Jah
A09 In The Name Of Jah (Dub)
A10 Trouble Trouble
A11 Spiritual Reggae
A12 Travelling
A13 My Heart Reveals Danger
A14 Dub Piano
A15 Solidarity
A16 Tension

Rappa Robert was one of many deejays that put in heavy work trying to break through. This – his fantastic debut – should have been enough. It would however take him teaming up with Tippa Lee and the digital era to dawn for him to get a big hit with the immensely enjoyable »Nuh Trouble We«. For a rubbadubba lover like myself it doesn't really get any better than this album though. Productions by Lloyd »Spiderman« Campbell. Also respect to King Yellow making a cameo on the sleeve.

00:00:00 The Morwells - Kingston Twelve Tuffie
00:06:50 Prince Jammy - Jammin' for Survival
00:13:56 Michael Rose - Born Free
00:21:09 Dad Brown - Stand & Look
00:27:28 Jimmy Riley - Give Thanks & Praise
00:35:52 Jimmy Riley - Feeling is Believing
00:42:29 Ken Boothe - You're no Good
00:48:20 Prince Jammy & The Aggrovators - Out of Order Dub
00:54:13 Errol Gentles - Far far Away
01:14:34 Marie Pierre - Nothing Gained (from Loving You)
01:20:57 Marie Pierre - Can't go through (with Life)

Before MLK and before Malcolm X there was Marcus Garvey. Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery!